The g.irl "stored" her bachelor's degree and returned to her hometown to raise pigs, and her monthly income was surprising

The beautiful and educated g.irl suddenly became famous on social networks because she decided to "store" her bachelor's degree in pig raising. Many people are curious as to why this g.irl did that?

SCMP page reported that a g.irl named Chu (26 years old), from Yunnan province, China, with a bachelor's degree in Literature suddenly became famous on social networks. The reason is because she gave up everything to return to her hometown to raise pigs for 3 years and has no regrets about her decision. "I feel fine and have been working here for quite a long time," she said.

According to Chu, he used to be an ordinary office worker. However, after a while, I realized that I was not suitable for the job of sitting still and working like a "machine", so I became very discouraged with the job that was considered the dream of many people. She finally quit her job and returned to her hometown to raise pigs. Her current salary is 6,000 yuan (about 21.5 million VND/month).

Initially, when a friend introduced him to the job of raising pigs, Chu was hesitant because it was not a decent job. Her family also did not support it because they believed that raising pigs was not suitable for an educated person with a bachelor's degree in Literature. However, after touring the facility, she decided to give this job a try.

Chu's first task was to classify the placenta. It was not a light or easy job because she had to deal with dirty b.lood and a foul smell. But thanks to her perseverance and patience, she did it well. "I don't know if I'm too familiar or if I'm numb, but I'm no longer afraid," this g.irl said.

Now, Chu has become a skilled pig farmer, feeding pigs, delivering babies and giving injections. In a clip circulating on social networks, she was wearing blue work clothes and holding a piglet in her arms, attracting many people's attention. When talking about raising pigs, she shared: "This job is truly a dream."

After the media published Chu's story in the newspapers, it received a lot of attention. People cannot believe that a beautiful, highly educated person would accept to do hard physical work. Controversy even "erupts" on forums surrounding the job choices and lifestyles of today's youth.

Some netizens commented that she was "courageous", while some wondered: "How does it feel to do the job you love?". In a video posted on Douyin on March 20, Ms. Chu said: "If possible, I think everyone should try their best to do the work they like, regardless of what others think. how".

The 26-year-old g.irl's words of encouragement have motivated many young people who are suffering from prejudice and pressure from society. It is known that not only Ms. Chu, but Chinese youth today are increasingly inclined to choose jobs based on happiness and quality of life rather than m.oney.

In November 2022, a 22-year-old college graduate in western China decided to work at a cemetery to achieve a better work-life balance, away from office gossip.

And most recently, last March, a woman named Doudou (30 years old) in eastern China with a master's degree from a top university quit her high-paying job to become a watermelon farmer. .

"If I do a project or a job for a long time, I get bored. So I applied to quit my job in the hope of finding something new to do," Doudou confided. .

After deciding to quit her job, Doudou realized that in her "list of things she wanted to do in life", farming was one of the professions she always wanted to try to change the pace of life and find "peace". in my soul.

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